Matrix MX41804081 1/43 Stutz Duplex Sedan Prototype 1971 Maroon Resin
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When the legendary Stutz name was revived in the early 1970s, designer Virgil Exner created some of the most flamboyant automobiles of the era — neo-classic statements beloved by Elvis Presley and Hollywood royalty. The Duplex of 1971 was the rarest of them all: a four-door sedan prototype built alongside the famous Blackhawk, of which only a tiny handful were ever produced.
This 1/43 scale resin model by Matrix (MX41804081) captures the Duplex in deep maroon, with its extravagant chrome grille, freestanding headlamps, and Exner's unmistakable neo-classic lines rendered in fine detail. Brand new in its original display case and box.
A true rarity for collectors of American neo-classics, 1970s luxury, and automotive oddities.